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In April, 1035, Hoins Birch, the indivicudl in
charge of United States affairs ahd relations with tke Corsunist Party, USA, for the International Departrient, Central Cosmittee, Socialist Unity Party of Germany,
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Φορος with him at the Central Céxnittce Office Puildinz, Uerlia: 2000-3179.
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» Ε When pines aR, inthe early part of- April, 1835, with his Karl Leichtman indicated ἃ - desire to rotura τὸ tho United Statog via Budapest, Kungary.
Loichtnan noted that he “had α twofeTd regson for wanting to go to Hungary, one of which was te sco his uncle, J, Petéra,
_ & former functionary of the Communist Party (CP), UGA, who
-is now a Hungarian Goyernrent official, and secondly ἐσ. investigate printing cquiprcnt currently ranufactured and available in [sncary. In order to arranee for such a-trip, the CP, UGA represeatative,; who was then alse in Meseov, took Leickhtman to the Iungarion Iabecsy. The CP; USA reproscntative spoke to the Munparian Arbacscacor and ΕΣ πος to hin thr reasen why Karl Leichtran cesircd to ro to Hunzary utilizing the primary basis ag the Cesire of the CP, USA wanting hin to look at. Hungarian, press and printing equipzent which the Party
τ gold puxckase. The Atbazsader was friendly to the ides of ἃ visit by Loichtman and agreed to. cortunicate with Dudapest in ‘an effort to arrange for Leichtman to. come to the country as ἃ representative of the CP, USA. A few cays later the Eangarian Government approved the Leichtuan visit as. an official represontative of the CP, USA, and a credential wis suppliéd to him by -the CP, USA representative cutlining the | -wors he was: to carry cut white in Dungary. -
τς Ἀχουπᾷ midwApri1, 1995, afters spending a few days Ὁ in Leningrad, the Loi¢htmans ceparted for Munpary. - Gn arrival in Hungary thoy wero met by ropreséatatives of the Tunnarian — . socialist Workers Party and both he and his wifo vere trontded ἂς official guests of the Nunsarian Party. His ancle,
εν “J, Peters, was assigned to him as a host and guide for tho
ontire four-day period spent in [ungary. In connecticn with hig. stay in Dunzary, Leichtman subsequcatiy notéd that-ha had Been taken from factory to factory aid chown considerable? . printing equipncht es well a& printint facilities... Bo also. ~ mot with representatives of the Hungarian printins industry. nnd held discuccions with them on printing equlpnent and the availability thereof for oxport to the United States. After ‘this four-day stay, Leichtman and his wife departed -for Léacan where they spent two more cays and then.returned to the
United States con-approxinately April £4, 1935, ΄ς --
Later Leichtnan advised that curing the carly part of the week of April 25, 1955, he had received a teicphona cali at Prompt Press in New York City, and that the caller turned out to ba one of the heads of the printing incustry in Rungary with whom ko had spoken while in that country. The caller noted that he was row in tha United States as part of ἃ delegation and was here Loosing at varicus aspects of the printing tncustry. Later this individual came to Prompt Press and talked to him. During these Tatter conversations this Hougarian stated that he was numazed at “the fmerican printing industry's preductivity. ΤῸ remarked he was particularly astounded by the productivity of a shop like Prompt Press which ia antinuated yet procucts twice as puch ag the best mid newest equipped sheps in [uagary. This indivicual ELgce-ted to Leichtran that the Party hore skould carefully think out the problem regarding replacement of its equip- mont and as to whether it would bo to the Party's advantarce to decure such equipment abread or purchase it in the United States.
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Enclosed. herewith for the Bureau are three copies and for the New York Office one copy of an informant's statement captioned, "Discussions Concerning Printing Equipment with Representatives of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, April, 1965.”
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statement was orally furnished on 4/27 and 5/3/65 by CG 5824/-S*, to SAs WALTER A. BOYLE and RICHARD W. HANSEN.
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could house. such people with caximum security, -As a recult = |
ἂν hon refusal, the Russians had to chnnge theixy plans ard ntire Comsunist Party (CP), USA delegation then kad ἐὰν be \kouged at the Central Comnittce Motel in Koscow. The lussians «cre also embarrassed by hor very terporarentai' ways and by ‘She: fact εἶδοῦ sho was a very inpatient person | ' always pushing, for things as woll as attention. . She also at
tines. upset thoa by her. ‘outspoken Negro natiopadion which: ; _ Was, reflected ia many of her- actions. _ ἊΝ . 7 τα ΝΣ Εν .. τ eS πον "
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-ο ὦ DISCUSSIONS CONCERNING PRINTING "τ τι . ἘΘΌΣΡΜΕΝΥ WITH REPRESENTATIVES. _ ος - as OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY — - ΝΞ _ OF Tie SOVIET UNION ,. APRIL, 1985 |
- On April 12, 1935, a meeting Looks place at Central Committéé, Cormunist Party ,of the Soviet. Union (CPSU). Office Byilding, Moscow, USSR, between Boris N. Ponomarev, ἃ
_- Secretary of the central Committee and Head of the International
.. Department; ‘V. Koriahov, Chie£-Deputy to Ponomarey, and Nikolai γι. Hos stovets, Head of the North and- South jnordcati Soction, Interunational- Department, Certral -Committee, and a
᾿ς representative of the Communist Party, . USA (CP, USA). ; Toncnarev ,. acting as ΡΟ ΟΣ man for the CPSU, in essence
- remarked ag follows. ᾿
τς ‘On the question ‘of the printing machine you desire . ., for your Party... This. 15. αὶ very complicated matter ~ ‘atid involves - ‘|. > a muitber of political queStions. For oné thing we feel it. would po be hard for. your Party τὸ explain how. you have | such a soviet - printing nachine., -We feel your Party, if we could arrange such ἄς trarisaction, world be maligned as agents of the Sovict Union. "- ~~ -" We feel guch 9.‘transaction could create numerous difficulties +, .” ‘eyen, Jf all the labels. from such equi prent were. removed and _ | : regardless of ‘tHe number of -biiis of Sale provided: - _
Sone “of the questions that might be asked you, are hy did You \buy this machine in Moscow? ‘Why 11 you had the | _ noney did you not buy it in the ‘United States? In addition, .
- there are also some practical questions xoparding production. of this machine. Noy ὧδ Have many difficulties here ~ the ogonomic council plans for the production of this machine for ali socialist countries, . “I? we should undertake to proditce a ‘Lindtype of this. sort.for you, the CP, USA, we will violate our agreement: with other ‘socialist countries. Then you. myst | understand that it takes almost a yédr' to produce such ἃ
: ᾿ ‘sachine gxd at the- least;ten months, Xf. you: include delivery
- .. this would maké 4. full year. Then these machines ara changing
-and-in two to three years it woyid be outmoded, Then there is-. ἃ question regarding spare parts. The Canadians already have .. . -@Q4fRiculty and these sometimes: arise fron lack of very small, -“._ parts. We thints that you. should think this. question over - carefully. Then, ‘you, rust remember we gave your Party ποίου. for - such purchase of. printing ‘equipment. We respectfully asic that - “ . the CP, USA Teacership carefully give FOL « cons nei deration to this Ν matter. Tm wy +
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Enclosed Τὸν. ‘your. ingormataon- as τὸ Mencrandm -' captioned "Discugsion in Peking, Peoples! Republi¢ of China {PRC}, During February; 1965, Between Premed Aleksed XN. Communist Party of Ching (CPC).
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Attention: Deputy Director, Plans
NOTE:
Enclosure sets forth information. concerning a discussion which took place between Soviet. Premier Kosygin' and Chinese CP. Chairman MAO in Peking; ‘China ; during: 2/65. CG 5824-s* obtained
ν this information while in Moscow on a recent Solo mission. On: that
occasion: informant was briefed: from. the actual transcript contain- | 0
ing the verbatim account of the discussion, MThiSvverbatin account showed that MAO had’ exhibtéd “ΔῊ ety tremely hostile attitude, during
Tolsn —imethe discussion. On 2/12/65.fwe2diss: eninated information : ‘concerning |
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Re Chicago airtel 12/3/64 and New York airtels 5/5/65, 4/30/65 and 3/18/65, all of which reflect the interest of the CPUSA in obtaining control of "Cross Currents", a publication owned and. operated by MYRON SHARPE, and reflecting further the CPUSA attempts to obtain assistance from the Soviets in inducing SHARPE to sell the afore- mentioned publication to the CPUSA in accordance with the latter's terms.
Réference. particularly NY airtel 5/5/65, page 2 {}
thereof reporting a message from the Soviets on 5/5/65 as:
follows: . ON, |
"Problems of USSR Documents publishing will be solved early next week when representatives of press agency: 'Novosty'! will return to United States. This representative is instructed to carry on negotiations with your representatives on new basis and baking into account your interests." - .
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"ΟΝ 5/13/65,. NY -694-S* was told by ARNOLD JOHNSON, CPUSA* Director of Public Relations’, that when thé latter — ° was‘at the Soviet Embassy on 5/9/65, attending’ a reception
there, he discussed the matter of ‘Gross Currents" with — MAKAROFF" netic)(believed to be identical with . . ALEKSANDR AMAKAROV, First Secretary, ,.Soviet Fnbassy; GRU).
, according GO JOHNSON, told JOHNSON that he was τι fully familiar with the "Gross Currents" problem and that to his knowlédge the Soviets are in complete agreement, with GUS HALL's proposal: that the CP assume -control-of thé aforementioned publication. In that connection, MAKAROV stated, a Soviet, then on his way back to the United States from the Soviet tinion, by nameé JBALOKAN" (phonetic) (believed to be identical with ALE BELEKON, assigned to the Press Department at thé ssy).;would attend a meeting ““New"Yorir? on ἘΣ lee” where arrangenéents would e decided with respect to the CPUSA'S, assuming control of. "Cross Currents." According to MAKAROY:, BELEKON would ‘eonrer in(New York with MYRON SHARPE ard with whatever person ‘the CP might designate. to Depress ie, ‘in he, ὃς.
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Sane ARNOLD JOHNSON further advised NY 694-S* that the above-mentioned. conference would not take place on Wednesday, 5/12/65, in that the Soviet BELEKON nad not yet arrived in the USA. He stated that as..soon as possible: after the arrival of BELEKON in the U I, 5, the meeting would | be held. me
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SON fyrthér stated that, ursuant to RSAVINA (Bufile 100-411626), who
presently is“employed™ y SHARPE at "Cross Currents," would
agsume control of ‘Cross Currents" in behalf’ of- the CPUSA - and would registér as a foreig agént.,. and act as the
Party front in the operation ot "Cross Ourrents." i!
JOHNSON also said that KARWEEICHIMAN, Manager. of "Prompt Tl" )~
Press," would be a "key man in this opération, pit" inet openly." According to © JOHNSON, MYRON SHARPE owes "Prompt ©
Press"! "5, 000.00 but MAKAROV told JOHNSON that that would
be no problem, in that they (€he Soviets) would seé to it
that SHARPE pays "Prompt Press" this. ariount before the
“CPUSA assumes. control of “Cross Currents."
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SUBJECT: SOL fo ΝΞ INTERNAL SECURITY - “Ὁ ᾿ + Captioned case involves the Bureau's. highly. valuable confidential informant NY 694-S*-who has been receiving communications transmitted to him. by radio.
On 5/19/ 65, transmissions were heard by the Bureau's. radio station at Midland at which time a.message, NR.207 GR 86, was
intercepted, | platy tet a and cipher text are attached. ‘The New York Office is aware of-the-contents. . ACTION: | For information. - Enclosure
1 = Mr. Conrad
2— Mr. Sullivan (Attention: Mr. J. A. Sizoo, Mr. W. G. Shaw) ‘L- Mr. Downing
1 - Mr. Newpher
1 = Mr. Paddock
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JOHNSON stated that there are "some hidden factors" in this transaction about which GUS HALL is not aware, one of which is the fact that JEAN KARSAVINA expects to be paid a salary of $10,000.00 per year for operating “Cross Currents" in béhalf of the Party. JOHNSON informed NY_694-S* that. when JEAN KARSAVINA assumes control of "Cross Currents" she will "edit,
publish; translate ard proofread" the aforesaid.
, Periodical. ARNOLD JOHNSON described JEAN KARSAVINA
"as 8 loyal and trusted Party member. He stated that the nly possible "flaw" in this transaction will concern he $10,000.00 which she anticipates she will receive
fos Salary, and about which GUS HALL, at the moment ,
, Knows nothing.
ARNOLD JOHNSON further stated that when the conference in New York is héld, it will be held at ether the office of “Prompt Press" or the office of "Cross Currents" and that JEAN KARSAVINA and KARL LEICHTMAN would "do the talking" for the Party. JOHNSON said also that in, the event that KARL LEICHTMAN should not be able to attend the said meeting, JOHNSON himself would join the conference, '
᾿ NY 694-S* stated that, according to JOHNSON, in the latter's discussion with MAKAROV, MAKAROV frequently injected the name of a Soviet, which was phonetically "BOGACHEN." JOHNSON did not state in what connection the Soviet's name came into the conversation and NY 694-S* is of the opinion that in some way or other “BOGACHEN" will-Ravée some interest in this. conference. (It is believed that "BOGACHEN"” is idéntica] with VLADIMIR, τς aeriaes First Secretary at the USSR Embassy and ἃ mamber of GRU. )\ ππ | ΝΠ ET " ' ΝᾺ Aa pet ς α ed Dia a the WFO. is being advtsed-by separate communication with respect to the interest of the Soviets in the coming conference in New York, mentioned . above.
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Remyairtel 5/13/65 and enclosed letterhead memorandum captioned, "(First Name Unknown) Carlisle (phonetic), General Secretary, Communist Party of Paraguay."
Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are the original and three copies and for New York one copy of a letterhead memorandum entitled, "Comments of (First Name Unknown) Carlisle, Alleged General Secretary, Communist Party of
‘ Paraguay, February, 1965."
The information appearing in the enclosed letter— head memorandum was furnished on 5/15/65 to SAs WALTER A, BOYLE and RICHARD W. HANSEN by CG 5824~S*, who has furnished reliable information in the past.
The enclosed letterhead memorandum is classified ‘ROP SEBRET’ since it contains information furnished by CG 5824-S*, a very highly placed source furnishing information on the highest level concerning the international communist movement, The unauthorized disclosure of the information contained therein would, by its nature, tend to identify CG 5824-S* as the source, jeopardizing his security, and thus “γᾷ affecting the national security.
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-—PECLASSTFICATION AUTHORITY DERIVED. FROM: E Φ
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τὐττ στον General Alfredo. Stroesser, President of Paraguay,
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
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Washington, D.C. May 21, 1965
COMMENTS OF | (FIRST NAME UNKNOWN) CARLISLE, ALLEGED .GENERAL SECRETARY, COMMUNIST PARTY OF PARAGUAY,.
FEBRUARY , 1965
A source, who has furnished reliable. information in the past, in mid-May , 1965, advised as follows:
' During the latter part of February, 1965, an individual claiming to be the General Secretary of the ~ Communist Party (CP) of Paraguay and who identified himself as (First Name Unknown) Carlisle (phonetic), in essence made the following remarks:
is now in the process of attempting to consolidate his dictatorship. - He-is going to pretend that there exists some.
democracy in Paraguay and as a result. will call Sone municipal- — . elections: for October, 1965. However, the reason he is doing
this is to get additional loans and money from the United
States. In an effort. to form a united front against the
Stroesser Government, the CP of Paraguay will unite with the Febrerista Party.
What the CP of Paraguay would like other CPs of Latin America and North America to do at this time is to send letters to the Paraguayan Government demanding the release from prison of Antonio Maidana, the Second. Secretary of the CP of Paraguay. Maidana has been in prison for seven years and is dying and the Party would like to get him out.
This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It is the ἮΝ property of the Federal Bureau of Investigation ard is loaned “to your-agency; it--and-its..contents_are not to be distributed
outside your agency. —
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CHANNEL, ISADORE GIBBY NEEDLEMAN, -A MICROFILMED MESSAGE INSERTED IN A _ | | MARLBORO CIGARETTE PACK, THE MESSAGE WAS IN PARTIAL CODE AND THE PLAIN
TEXT THEREOF IS AS. FOLLOWS.. CENTRAL COMMITTEE, CPSU AND USSR DELEGATES IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES HAVE BEEN REQUESTED BY OFFICIALS FRATERNAL PARTIES TO INFORM THEM AS~ SISTANCE«GIVEN BY USSR AND OTHER FRATERNAL COUNTRIES TO STRUGGLE BETWEEN | | NORTH vie twa AND. SOUTH VIETNAM. THEY ALSO ASK TO BE INFORMED EXTENT TO WHICH STATEMENTS PRESS CONCERNING LACK COORDINATION ACTION BETWEEN USSR
AND CHINA IN ASSISTING NORTH VIETNAM ARE TRUE. yoy — - 2 Δ 6. OU 4.4
END PAGE ONE - ua 4, , Ky - ἘΝ τς 18 MAY 25 1965
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PAGE TWO /NY 100-134637/
IN THIS REGARD CCCPSU CONSIDERS IT NECESSARY TO REPORT TO FRATERNAL PARTIES FOLLOWING. WE ATTACH GREAT IMPORTANCE TO STRUGGLE FRATERNAL NORTH VIETNAM AND SOUTH VIETNAM PEOPLE WHO ARE NOW ACTIVELY OPPOSED UNITED STATES IMPERIALISM. AGGRESSORS. DESPITE FACT THAT USA PURSUES COURSE AIMED AT WIDENING MILITARY ACTIONS IN NORTH VIETNAM AND SOUTH: ᾿ VIETNAM, SHIP TO SOUTH VIETNAM NEW MILITARY UNITS AND ARMAMENTS, STEP UP BOMBINGS NORTH VIETNAM-S TERRITORY, NORTH VIETNAM AND ITS CP, SOUTH VIETNAM. NATIONAL LIBERATION FRONT, ALL PEOPLE ARE FULLY DETERMINED TO
~ | coNTINUE THEIR STRUGGLE TO DEFEND THEIR FREEDOM AND INDEPENDENCE, TO DEFEND FREEDOM AND. INDEPENDENCE SOUTH VIETNAM PEOPLE, TO PRESERVE THE | SOVEREIGNTY AND. SECURITY OF NORTH VIETNAM.
AS IS KNOWN FRATERNAL COMMUNIST PARTIES, IMPERIALIST COUNTRIES /TO BE INTERPRETED AS CONMUNIST PARTIES IN IMPERIALIST COUNTRIES, AC- CORDING.TO NY SIX NINE FOUR. - S ASTERISK/, INTERNATIONAL AND NATFONAL PEACE ORGANIZATIONS, TRADE ‘UNIONS, WOMEN-S AND YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS, DIF- - UNITED STATES ACTIONS IN NORTH VIETNAM AND SOUTH VIETNAM, FOR SOLIDARITY WITH THEM.
END PAGE TWO
PAGE THREE /NY 100-.152651717 GOVERNED BY THE PRINCIPLES OF MARXIST LENINIST INTERNATIONALISM,
OUR CP AND USSR GOVERNMENT CONSIDERS IT TO BE THEIR DUTY TO OPENLY STATE THEIR SUPPORT FRATE NORTH VIETNAM AND SOUTH VIETNAM PEOPLE
OUR READINESS IN COORDINATION WITH NORTH VIETNAM-S CP TO UNDERTAKE NE= | CESSARY MEASURES TO STRENGTHEN NORTH VIETNAM-S DEFENSE TO ENABLE IT
\ REPULSE UNITED STATES IMPERTALIST AGGRESS 1ON-
ΠῚ 558. WAS PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO NORTH VIETNAM EVEN BEFORE RECENT EVENTS IN THIS REGION. DURING NUMBER YEARS IT SUPPLIED: LARGE AMOUNTS ARMS AND’ COMBAT EQUIPMENT, ASSISTED IN TRAINING NATIONAL MILITARY PER= SONNEL.
FOR A LONG TIME USSR PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS HAVE PROVIDED ASSISTANCE
TO PATRIOTS SOUTH VIETNAM IN FORM MEDICAL SUPPLIES, CLOTHES AND OTHER
ITE NECESSITY. IN CONNECTION WITH EXTENSION OF AGGRESSION ON PART UNITED STATES
AGAINST NORTH VIETNAM, USSR GOVERNMENT HAS GIVEN CONSIDERABLE ADDI- TIONAL ASSISTANCE TO STRENGTHEN DEFENSE NORTH VIETNAM.
ON OUR PART, WE HAVE.EXPRESSED_OUR READINESS TO SUPPLY NORTH VIET- NAM WITH ARWAMENTS INCLUDING THOSE FOR STRENGTHENING ANTI AIRCRAFT AND. END PAGE THREE
PAGE FOUR. /NY 100-134637/ COASTAL DEFENSE. WE HAVE ALSO GIVEN CONSENT TO SEND USSR SPECIALISTS FOR. MASTERING SUPPLIED MILITARY EQUIPMENT.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH UNDERSTANDING REACHED WITH NORTH VIETNAM FRIENDS WE HAVE BEEN LATELY CARRYING OUT URGENT MEASURES AIMED AT IMPROVEMENT
DEFENSE NORTH VIETNAM]S CAPABILITIES. COMBAT EQUIPMENT 15 = PORTED TO NORTH VIETNAM. DELIVERIES ARE MADE IN CLOSE CONTACT WITH’
NORTH VIETNAM LEADERS WHO THEMSELVES DETERMINE THE SIZE AND TIME DELI-
VERIES DIFFERENT ARMAMENTS.
ΟΝ OUR PART WE ARE TRYING TO SATISFY ALL REQUESTS NORTH VIETNAM FRIENDS «. INDEED OUR HELP TO NORTH VIETNAM DEPEND ON SUCH. FACTORS _AS_REMOTE=
NESS NORTH VIETNAM AND THAT THERE IS NO COMMON BORDER BETWEEN. OUR COUN- TRIES. CCCPSU AND USSR GOVERNMENT FOLLOWING ASPIRATION TO CONSOLIDATE MARXIST LENINIST UNITY, TO HELP OUR BROTHERS IN TROUBLE, ARE GOING TO. CONTINUE TO GIVE ANY KIND HELP ΤΟ NORTH VIETNAM.
CCCPSU IS BOUND TO INFORM OUR FRATERNAL PARTIES THAT WE ENCOUNTER CERTAIN DIFFICULTIES CONNECTED WITH POSITION TAKEN BY CHINESE. LEADERS.
DESPITE OUR SUGGESTIONS WHICH WE MADE REPEATEDLY CHINESE LEADE
END PAGE FOUR
PAGE. FIVE /NY 100-1546517 REFUSED CATEGORICALLY TO COORDINATE OUR ACTIONS IN QUESTION ASSISTANCE TO NORTH VIETNAM. |
WHILE ON VISIT IN NORTH VIETNAM, USSR DELEGATION EXPRESSED IDEA. ABOUT EXPEDIENCY JOINT STATEMENT BY NORTH VIETNAM, CHINA, USSR AND
OF “UNITED STATES. =
SUCH JOINT STATEMENT CERTAINLY COULD SERVE AS A STRONG WARNING TO
-
USA IMPERIALISM, - --. - --- - - τις -- IT WOULD SHOW THAT ΟΝ THIS SERIOUS QUESTION. ULSING_AGGRES= SION AGAINST. NORTH VIETNAMESE PEOPLE, MARXIST LENINIST COUNTRIES, IN-
CLUDING USSR AND CHINA, ARE UNITED.
NORTH VIETNAM FRIENDS WELCOMED THIS IDEA POINTING OUT THAT THEY THEMSELVES’ HAD THOUGHT ABOUT DESIRABILITY OF SUCH ACTION.
THEY PREPARED AND ON FEBRUARY TWO TWO TRANSFERRED TO USSR THEIR DRAFT JOINT STATEMENT BUT THEY SAID THAT FIRST OF ALL THEY WOULD LIKE Το FIND OUT OPINIONS USSR AND CHINA ON THIS DRAFT AND THEN TO CONSULT WITH OTHER MARXIST LENINIST. COUNTRIES. |
WE EXAMINED THIS DRAFT AND INFORMED NORTH VIETNAM THAT WE ACCEPTED END PAGE FIVE
PAGE SIX /NY 100-134637/ ἘΤ AND WERE READY TO SIGN IT.
IN SOME DAYS NORTH VIETNAM FRIENDS INFORMED US ABOUT CHINA-S RE- FUSAL. CHINESE LEADERS INFORMED THAT AS ALL MARXIST LENINIST COUNTRIES “ALREADY MADE OFFICIAL: STATEMENTS TO SUPPORT NORTH VIETNAM THERE IS NO NECESSITY IN JOINT STATEMENT.
AS RESULT SUCH IMPORTANT ACTION AS JOINT STATEMENT BY ALL MARXIST LENINIST. COUNTRIES INCLUDING CHINA IN SUPPORT OF NORTH VIETNAM PEOPLE. — LEADERS WHILE WE WERE SHIPPING USSR ARMAMENTS TO NORTH VIETNAM.
PART ARMAMENTS FOR AIR DEFENSE NORTH VIETNAM CITIES WAS TO BE SENT DUE TO WISHES NORTH VIETNAM FRIENDS BY AIR;
IN THIS CONNECTION CCCPSU AND USSR GOVERNMENT ON FEBRUARY TWO FIVE | REQUESTED CHINESE GOVERNMENT ΤῸ LET SOME USSR TRANSPORT PLANES FLY OVER = | CHINESE TERRITORY. |
AS ANSWER WE RECEIVED NOTE FROM CHINESE MINISTRY FOREIGN AFFAIRS
TRYING TO JUSTIFY THEIR POSITION CHINESE FRIENDS MADE AN ALLEGATION
END PAGE SIX
PAGE SEVEN /NY [00-|5846577
THAT USSR BY GIVING ASSISTANCE TO NORTH VIETNAM AND SUGGESTING TO. SEND PART ARMAMENTS BY TRANSPORT PLANES OVER CHINESE TERRITORY IS TRYING TO rn τ!ᾺΓΡΓ τ τπ τ - - -" ᾳ ῷ"-
ESTABLISH "USSR CONTROL OVER CHINESE AND NORT ETNAMESE TERRITORY." IT GOES WITHOUT SAYING THAT THIS ARGUMENT IS FALSE FROM VERY BE-
ἘΠῚ TO VERY END.
INSOFAR AS. CHINESE AUTHORITIES GAVE NO PERMISSION TO TRANSPORT ARMAMENTS BY AIR, USSR ORGANIZATIONS HAD. TO SEND MILITARY CARGOES BY RAIL AND. THAT,.CONSIDERING. DISTANCE. BETWEEN: -USSR -AND-NORTH VIETNAM, - TAKES MUCH MORE TINE. IT IS CLEAR FOR EVERYBODY. THAT IF USSR WAR MATER- \erreat revinuossts FASTER PACE NORTH VIETNAM PEOPLE WOULD HAV
SUFFERED FEWER ‘LOSSES..
ON APRIL THREE CCCPSU AND USSR GOVERNMENT AFTER: HAVING TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION FURTHER AGGRAVATION SITUATION AROUND NORTH VIETNAM, SENT PROPOSAL ΤῸ THE CENTRAL COWNITTEE OF THE CHINESE CP_AND THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT AS WELL AS TO NORTH VIETNAMESE FRIENDS ΤῸ CONVENE CONFERENCE, tit ANY PLACE, DELEGATES. /FROM/ NORTH VIETNAM, CHINA AND USSR AT HIGHEST
LEVEL IN ORDER TO HAVE MUTUAL DISCUSSION OF FURTHER MEASURES ‘TO BE an gC NR ΎῬοῬς-ς---------- ---0Ο0|τ-------ς-ς-ς.-----΄ .. ---ςς-- TAKEN TO GUARANTEE NORTH VIETNAM SECURITY. ee πη πο Π
END PAGE SEVEN
PAGE EIGHT /NY 100.1546577 Ν ANSWER WE RECEIVED FROM CHINESE FRIENDS ON APRIL ΝΕ: TO WAS NEGA~ TIVE. THEY DO NOT PUT FORWARD ANY CONVINCING ARGUMENTS AGAINST OUR. PROPOSAL AND SAY THAT AS FAR AS ASSISTANCE TO NORTH VIETWAN IS CONCERNED NORTH VIETNAM SEPARATELY. QUESTION ASSISTANCE TO NORTH VIETNAM AS IS SAID IN ANSWER ΟΡ ΟΕ
CHINA AND CHINESE GOVERNMENT “SHOULD BE DISCUSSED BY USSR AND NORTH gE τπστττππΠτττ-- τ᾽ ῖΊΈὄ---- ς-ς--ΞΤΟΟ ό΄.ΟΟτ---οΟΟ υ--ς-ςςςςς--͵͵ὺπ
--—WETNAM AT A BILATERAL CONFERENCE ΑΝῸ ΨῈ ΕἸΝῸ ΝῸ ΒΕΛΘΟΝ: IN -TAKING-PART -- ΟΝ el cht hn ink hans ΤΡ
IN IT." WHILE REFUSING JOINT DISCUSSION MEASURES TO ASSIST NORTH VIET~ NAM, CHINESE LEADERSHIP TRY TO IMPEACH CORRESPONDING USSR MEASURES IN THIS FIELD.
CHINESE ANSWER ALLEGES THAT “USSISTANCE GIVEN BY USSR UP TILL NOW IS TOO SHALL.” .
IN LIGHT AFORESAID DATE ABOUT USSR ASSISTANCE TO NORTH VIETNAM WE DO NOT FIND IT NECESSARY TO REFUTE HERE THIS IRRESPONSIBLE, TO SAY LEAST, ALLEGATION. BY WAY NEITHER DURING DISCUSSIONS WITH USSR DELE- GATION_IN CHINA NOR AT ANY LATER STAGE DID CHINESE LEADERSHIP SAY & WORD ABOUT KIND ASSISTANCE: THEY ARE GIVING TO ‘NORTH VIETNAM AND SOUTH END PAGE EIGHT
PAGE NINE /NY 100-134637/ . VIETNAM STRUGGLE. UP TILL NOW WE KNOW VERY LITTLE ABOUT SUCH ASSISTANCE AND HAVE’NO INFORMATION AS TO HOW CHINESE LEADERS INTEND TO ACT IN FUTURE.
WHILE CHINESE LEADERS REFUSED TO TAKE PART IN JOINT CONFERENCE, CENTRAL COWNITIEE OF NORTH VIETNAMESE PARTY AND NORTH VIETNAMESE GOVERN- MENT SENT DELEGATION TO MOSCOW. WE REGARD USSR DASH NORTH VIETNAMESE CONFERENCE WHICH TOOK PLACE APRIL ONE ZERO ΤῸ ONE SEVEN AS AN IMPORTANT
STEP TOWARD FURTHER COORDINATION OF USSR AND NORTH VIETNAMESE-POSTTIONS CONTRIBUTION To STRENGTHEN FURTHER DEFENSE NORTH VIRTNAM AND ASSISTANCE TO SOUTH VIETNAM. |
AS IS KNOWN FROM CONFERENCE COMMUNIQUE NORTH VIETNAMESE FRIENDS EXPRESSED THEIR GRATITUDE. TO USSR FOR EXTENSIVE FRATERNAL INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT.
THIS AID AND SUPPORT ACCORDING TO NORTH VIETNAMESE FRIENDS HELPS. GREATLY NORTH VIETNAMESE PEOPLE IN THEIR STRUGGLE. AGAINST UNITED STATES IMPERIALIST BARBAROUS AGGRESSION-IN SOUTH VIETNAM.
DURING CONFERENCE, CCCPSU AND USSR GOVERNMENT AS “IN PAST CONSIDERED
END PAGE NINE
PAG TEN /NY 100-134637/ POSITIVELY ‘NEW CONCRETE REQUESTS NORTH VIETNAMESE FRIENDS CONCERNING
SUPPLY ARNS AND ECONOMIC AID. i ee .““Π΄ΠΠὖ6Δ6.΄..........-.
IT GOES UNQUESTIONABLY THAT CONFERENCE RESULTS. WOULD BE MUCH’ MORE EFFECTIVE IF IT COULD HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE DURING CONFERENCE TO COORDINATE. NOT ONLY POSITIONS OUR TWO COUNTRIES, BUT TO HAVE CHINA AS PARTICIPANT.
AS IN PAST WE THINK THAT CONFERENCE: NORTH VIETNAM, CHINA AND USSR DELEGATES COULD DEMONSTRATE TO WHOLE /WORLD/ UNITY AND SOLIDARITY OUR SOR AND TO COOL PASSION UNITED STATES MILITARY CLIQUE.
THAT IS WHY IN REPLY TO LETTER CHINESE LEADERS LAST APRIL ONE TWO,
CCCPSU AND USSR’ GOVERNMENT COULD NOT HELP BUT SAY OPENLY THAT IN THIS rr i ..-.-...-.ς.. ----.--- οὅΘὅσοὅ6ξ0ΓξἃὈ0ὃ0ὕΡ0-᾽ὃ΄-΄ »- -.--“ “πὸ SITUATION REFUSAL CHINESE LEADERS TO PARTICIPATE IN JOINT ACTIONS ΤῸ A NE .“-οοο [Π-- Ῥ-Ῥρ.σρ--ς-ς: HELP NORTH, VIETNAM, THE DELIBERATE DEMONSTRATION BEFORE IMPERIALISM ge Rg LOO eee -------- --. --
THEIR PARTICULAR POSITION, THEIR DESIRE TO BROADEN DIFFERENCES WITH. CPSU AND OTHER FRATERNAL PARTIES OBJECTIVELY ENCOURAGES AGGRESSORS
| DURING CONFERENCE IN’ MOSCOW. ON. APRIL ONE ZERO TO ONE SEVEN NORTH VIETNAMESE FRIENDS DECLARED THAT IN THEIR OPINION CONFERENCE. DELEGATES END PAGE TEN
PAGE ELEVEN /NY 100°134637/
THREE PARTIES, CPSU CHINA AND NORTH VIETNAM WOULD HAVE BEEN VERY USE- FUL AND THEY WOULD HAVE LIKE TO TAKE PART IN THIS MEETING. THEY SAID THAT CENTRAL COMMITTEE NORTH VIETNAM PARTY HAD APPROVED USSR SUGGESTION ABOUT THREE PARTY CONFERENCE AND HAD INFORMED CHINESE LEADERS THEIR
OPINION ABOUT THE NECESSITY OF HOLDING SUCH A CONFERENCE.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE, CHINESE PARTY HOWEVER DID OT AGREE WITH OPINION OF CENTRAL COMMITTEE NORTH VIETNAMESE PARTY MOTIVATING ITS REFUSAL FROM
THREE PARTY CONFERENCE BY REFERENCES TO DIFFERENCES’ BETWEEN-CPSU-AND..- - - CHINESE PARTY. in eal
TAKING INTO ACCOUNT OPINION NORTH VIETNAMESE FRIENDS ABOUT DESIR= UBILITY OF HOLDING THREE PARTY CONFERENCE, CCCPSY AND USSR GOVERNHENT ON APRIL ONE SEVEN SENT LETTER TO CENTRAL COMMITTEE CHINESE PARTY AND TO CHINESE GOVERNMENT IN WHICH WE AGAIN CONFIRMED OUR POSITION RE- PEOPLE. |
IN THIS LETTER WE CALL. ON CHINESE FRIENDS ONCE AGAIN TO WEIGH ALL THE SERIOUSNESS SITUATION. PREVAILING IN NORTH VIETNAM. AND SOUTH VIET- ΝΑΙ AND THETR NEIGHBORS AND:-TO TAKE PATH CLOSE COOPERATION IN STRUGGLE
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END PAGE ELEVEN -
PAGE TWELVE /NY 100-15465717 STRENGTHENING DEFENSE OF NORTH VIETNAM, GIVING IT ASSISTANCE IN DE-_ FENSE PEACEFUL ‘TOWNS AND VILLAGES AGAINST BARBAROUS BOMBINGS UNITED STATES IMPERIALISM. THE LETTER POINTS QUT THAT STRUGGLE AGAINST INTEN- SIFYING USA AGGRESSION REQUIRES FROM US PRACTICAL ACTIONS AND COMMON
/ MEASURES FOR GUARANTEEING SECURITY FRONTIERS MARXIST LENINIST CAMP AND ITS OUTPOST IN THAT AREA AND THAT TODAY THIS .CONSTITUTES SACRED INTER=
WE HAVE NOT RECEIVED YET REPLY TO-OUR PROPOSAL. ONE MUST’ BE. BLIND _
NOT TO SEE THAT RESOLUTE REFUSAL CENTRAL COMMITTEE CHINESE PARTY FROM COMMON ACTIONS TO HELP NORTH VIETNAM 15 CLOSELY CONNECTED WITH THEIR GENERAL POSITION ON QUESTIONS INTERNATIONAL UNITY THIS POSITION CHIN SSE LEADERS WAS REAFFIRMED RECENTLY IN THEIR PAPERS IN ARTICLE ON’ 00- CASION OF PREPARATORY CONFERENCE OF NARCN'ONE LAST. AUTHORS. ARTICLE DECLARED FRANKLY THAT AS FAR AS CHINESE LEADERS DISAGREE WITH POLITICAL TION ABOUT COMMON STRUGGLE AGAINST ENEMY, NO QUESTION ABOUT. UNITY OF ACTION.” OUR PARTY ALWAYS CONSIDERED AND CONTINUES TO CONSIDER THAT
POLITICAL LINE ELABORATED BY PREPARATORY CONFERENCE OF MARCH. ONE_LAST
END PAGE TWELVE
PAGE THIRTEEN /NY 100.-1346577 , --
- oe . vf DELEGATES DASH WHICH AS IS KNOWN CALLED. ON ALL FRATERNAL PARTIES FOR
IS ONLY RIGHT LINE. WHATEVER POSITION COULD BE TAKEN BY CHINESE LEADER = —— ee — - τ - —
WE. ARE GOING TO DO AND WILL DO-OUR BEST TO SEEK JOINT ACTIONS 0 “MARKIST LENINIST COUNTRIES, oF ALL FRATERNAL PARTIES IN FIELD AID TO NORTH VIETNAMESE STRUGGLE«-
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CCCPSU BELIEVES THAT, IF THERE IS NOT “ANY PRESSING NECESSITY, THOSE |
FACTS CONCERNING REFUSAL CHINESE LEADERS TO ACT JOINTLY IN ASSISTING. ἢ -οΟος--------͵-- ----... a PSS if
NORTH VIETNAM sHoULD /BE MADE PUBLIC BECAUSE BY REVEALING THOSE FACTS
VYHILE AGGRESSION AGAINST NORTH VIETNAM IS IN FULL SWING COULD ONLY -“----τ- τ gt --- τττ... ---.------- - -ο------ --τοοΘ ἅ,ἅ,ἅ...-- .---:
HELP OUR COMMON ENEMY. CCCPSU. FINIS. FOLLOWING THE ABOVE MESSAGE WAS THIS MESSAGE TO NY SIX NINE FOUR # DASH 5. ASTERISK. ,
TO JACK BROOKS. PLEASE ACKNOWLEDGE THE RECEIPT. TODAY, MAY ONE THREE, AT SEVEN ZERO FIVE /PM/ NUMBER SEVEN FIVE TWO NINE TWO TWO THREE. USE THIS NUMBER IN MAY. I GOT YOUR SIGNAL MAY ONE ZERO. END PAGE THIRTEEN |
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On 5/14/65, CG 5824-S* made available to the Chicago Office a communication he had received through a mail drop maintained by him in Chicago from WILLIAM KASHTAN, General Secretary, Communist Party (CP) of Canada. Set forth below is the full text of. this letter from
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May llth. 1965.
Thanks very much for your note and enclosure (content of Hall's statement dealing with "Peoples boycott of goods and products made in USA” as means of ending "U.S. imperialist aggression in Indo-China" - see New York airtel 4/8/65) which we read with a great deal of intrest. There useful thought there and we will give .it consideration. Also read your item on the recent 19 affair (Statement of CP, USA on consultative meeting of 19 CPs, Moscow, USSR, 3/1/65).
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Have you heard further regarding the Montevideo affair? Dates and so on. We thought it might be possible for someone to visit from one. of the neighboring areas..
εἶ imagine you lads are up to your necks arbsing from recent developments (Domini can. Republic). I imagine too that there must be some thinking on the underlying factors motivating this abrupt and Sharp turn on the part of. the administration, Certainly it was unexpected in many quarters. . Any views you have on the above would be appreciated.
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The Sovict Union inreriously considering not reneving the contract with the United States Lien which is currently | printing the publication, "Sovict Life," formerly known ag “USSR Uagazine," published by the Soviet Embassy in the \ United States. This magazine ia published under reciprocal aprecuntacbotvecn. the Governnonia of the United States nnd the Sevtet.dinion. These agreements provide for the publics< ὶ t3on-ind civémation of the magazine, "Soviet Live; in: the - ἀν United States and the migazine, "Amorica,™ in. the Soviet Union.
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The following information, supplied by sources which ‘have furhished reliable information in. the past, is being brought to your attention 8.5. ἃ matter of possible jaterest.
_USA ~ Communist Part of Canada ‘Training School
Communist Part
Preliminary: discussions have. been held. Yecently between representatives, of the Communist Patty, USA, and the Communist Party of Canada relative. to 2. joint training school to be held in Canada ὅπ, 1965. There will be. additional discussions on this - natter, when Norman Freed, Canadian:Communist Party representative ‘to the’ "World Marxist Review;"' official theoretical organ .of the international communist movenent returns to Cariada during the Sunmer of 1965.
_ . As of March, 1965, ait was. tentatively decided: that - this ‘training ‘school will have: ἃ three-month course of study
with the opening session to commence in either: September or October’. 1965, ‘Courses currently being considered will include philosophy, political econony and history, of the international Yabor movement.. There will also be special lectures dealing. with probtems relating specifically to the United States and to Canada. There will be one comrade from the Communist Party, USA, on theschool's staff. ' μι,
As of Narch, 1965, .ἃ total, enrollment of. twenty was being considered for this school, consisting of ten students , from each Party. All ‘expenses of ‘the students will be taken
care of while they are enrolled. .Consideration. is being. given, to furnishing, married students 2 $50-a-week ‘subsidy to. provide
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No attempt will be made to arrange any elaborate | cover for this school in Canada. The.Canadian Communist Party will. acknowledge the school and the. fact that it is beitig held. It Will be described as ‘a. "Canadian Marxist school" and the school Will be located in-a “normal ‘place ‘in. ‘order. to. avoid arousing excessive curiosity. However, the fact will not become known feneraily that there.is participation ‘in this, school, by repre= sentatives of the Communist Party; USA. All financial arrangé= ments for ‘the school are ‘being worked ‘out by. tho Communist Party of Candida with representatives of the Communist Party -of the Soviet ‘Union, The sizé of the budget being presented to the Conmunist Party of ‘the Soviet Union for this school is. not known at this time.
Norman Freed will head this school and will be. xvesponsible fox maintaining its ideological standards. Freed will meet witha. representative of the. Communist Party, USA, who most likely 111 be Hyman. Luner,; National Educational, Secretary of the Comminist Party, USA, relative to working out arrangements for the school. The meeting between. these two. individuals WiLL take, place after Freed returns to Candda. .
_ Nijjdam Kashtan, General Secretary, Communist. Party ὁ of. Canada
In mid-Maxcli,. 1965, Willian, Kashtan,. General Secretary, Contimist Party of Canada, traveled to Prague; .Czechoslovakia,, to. participate in ἃ symposium’. sponsored by the ἩΠΟΣῚ ἃ Marxist Review." ‘When Kashtan arrived in Prague of approximately March i5,. 1965,, he wags in an extremely bad mood; This. mood résuited from the. fact that Kashtan felt that the Communist Party of the Soviet Union had been attempting to intexfere in the affairs of the Carnddian - Communist Party. This interference in the Communist Party of Canada's affairs to which Kashtan yveferred reportedly, in part, had to do with the éfforts of the Soviets to influence Tim. Buck, Chairman, Communist Party of Canada,, against Kashtan-.at the time Kashtan had been elected to take over the position of General Séeretary. In additioti, ‘there was somdé indication that the Communist Party of the Soviet Union held ‘the opinion that. the Communist Party of Canada under Kashtan'ts leadership had £fallén into the hands of "revisionists." Kashtan indicated that in his opinion the Soviet Communist Party was still “living in. the past" regarding such matters and he intended to-make it clear. to the _ Soviets that he alone was the boss of the Canadian Communist Party. 1
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. ‘The Communist Party of thd Soviet Union immediately became. aware of Kashtan's mood upon iis arrival in Prague and, . . in an effort to rectify the situation, immediately dispatche. |
some leading Soviet Communist Party officials fron.Mescow,. Russia, to Prague. Among these Soviet officials sent to Prague was one ' Gregory (last name unknown), the head 6f thé British Comionwealth Section of the International, Déepartrent, Central Comittee, Communist Party of the Soviet. Union, under which relations. with, Great’ Britain, Canada and other commonwealth nation, commnist parties are hahdied, The Soviet officials held special meetings with Kashtan, arranged benquets for iim and held special ‘partics — both during and after the compiction of the "World Marxist Review" _ symposium. However, the actions of the Soviets during the. course of the, symposium apparently had Jittle effect upon Kashtan, because the position Kashtan took in this remarks to. the symposium. wase “not good on the main role. of the communist parties in capitalist | “golihtriess" τς : "" _ ; ΝΞ After the conclusion of the syziposium, Norman Freed remarked that Kashtan. was meither a "reyiglonist nor a Liquida< tionist." While Kashtan was angzy, he indicated.he would not | stray from the correct line of the,international communist. move= nent if the Communist Party of thé Soviet Union would fully recognize. him as.the Leader of the Canadian Communist. Party. _- According to Norman Freed, Kashtan merely wanted the Soviet... Communist Party to know that he heads the Canadian Comminist Party and once the Soviets acknowledged this; Kashtan. would be
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Will be in the English jatiguage ‘and much of the matérial will be: sent to East. Germany after it is printed. The Socialist Unity Party of Germany has estimated the value of the printing equip- ment being furnished the Canadian Communist Party .as being worth “many thousands of dollars,"
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we a Norman Freed; an. Official of the. Communist Party of Genada
Norman Freed is a member of the Central Committec, Communist Party of Canada, and thé current répresentatives of the Canadian Commmist Party to the "World Marxist Roviev." Several months ago Freed suffered .a severe heart attack. He. is.
‘gtiil hospitalized and receiving treatment at the Francisco
Rozna Sanatorium in. Praguo, Czechoslovakia. Higlconfinement. will continue through the ‘Latter | part of May, 1965; When. finally relensed from the sanatorium, Freed will bé. gerit on a month's vacation in Czechoslovakia and then during thé Latter part of June, 1965, he wil. join Wilisam Kashtan of a trip to Hoscow, Russia.- After the Ende to Hoscow, Freed may return permanently:
NOTES: Classified “hg me because uiinuthorized disclose. of this information could feye
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(CG 5824~S*) who is of continuing yalue. atid such: revelation. could result in exceptionally grave damage to the Nation. ‘Information extracted from Chicago airtels dated 5/6, 12 & 13/65 captioned "Solo, Τῆλ-. Co" “This letterhead ‘Meniorandum is being disseminated
by cover Letter dated 5/24/65 to the Departrient of State and
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fe . “2 . i” Legat, Ottawa 5/28/65 yy | , - “ Director, FBI ‘(100-428091 3. ~ Mr, Wannall ες ἢ oO C201 a) 1 πῦρ, Shaw
δ COMMUNIST PARTY OF CANADA ᾿ INTERNAL SECURITY -- CANADA
\ There are enclosed thyée coples of a letterhead
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Ἷ Party of Canada," which relates “to various activities of the Canadian Conmunist Party gaits officials.
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Enclosure consists "ὁ information ‘obtained by CG 58.24.85 7 while on a recent Solo mission. Briefly, the information. ‘pertains: to a joint training school the CP of Canada and the-CPUSA plan to open. in the Fall of 1965 in Canada. The School,,. which ‘will have a three-month course of ‘study in Harxist subject, _ Will ‘have’ an enroliment of ten students from each Party. No elaborate
known~generally- that. the. CPUSA is participating’ in the school.
William Kashtan, General Secretary., CP of Canada, is angry: ‘With
the Soviets for their failure to recognize him-as the leader
of the Canadian CP. The Soviets are endeavoring to get ‘pack in
the ‘good graces of Kashtan. The Canadian CP recently purchased ' some expensive printing equipment from the East Germans. The Canadian CP will do some printing for the -East Germans agi
partial payment. for the equipment... Norman Freed, an. - official
of the Canadian. CP, is-in Czechoslovakia fecovering from a Heart. .
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TO ; DIRECTOR, FBI (100-428091) FROM : SAC, NEW YORK '(100-134637) _ 3- Ζῇ δι SUBJECT: oro}: TS=
On. 5/19/65,: NY 694-S* advised that on that date / he gave HELEN WINTER $25,000. of SOLO money, which she, as Chairman of the GPUSA Reserve Fund Committee, will maintain ἢ under her control pursuant to arrangements made with GUS
HALL whereby WINTER ultimately will be the custodian of approximately $200, 000. in CPUSA Reservé Funds. The purpose
of this -arrangement, according to, WINTER, is to relieve
GUS HALL of the burden of ‘determining’ how much money should
be allotted to. ‘the -GPUSA National Office operations.
“Ἵ a HELEN ‘WINTER, “according: to NY 694-S*, -stated that she is scheduled to go to Chicago on May 26, 1865, to discuss this matter with CG 5824-S*.- She aléo stated that while in the Midwest,.at. that tiie, ,she Will go. to Detroit where very likely. shé. wild. ‘Leave. $15,000. ‘of “the above-mentioned $25,000. with ὁ "depository" in-Detroit., Also, according to WINTER, she was giving 10, 000. ,. of the aforementioned $25,000. to LENA SCHERER, member of the CPUSA Finance . Committee, to hold as ‘custodian for WINTER. ‘NY .694-5* requests that the Chicago Office advise CG 5824-S* of .- WINTER's scheduled visit to Chicégo -to confer with him, and especially of the fact that she will have with her the $75,000. which she “indicates. she may leave with a depository in Detroit.
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The radio message sent by Soviets on 5/19/65, and reported in NY airtel of same date, was not received by New York monitoring stations. For security reasons, therefore, NY 694~S*, by walky-talky signal, has requested that the Soviets re«transmit their message of 5/19/65.
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BY LIAISON 1 - Liaison 1 -. ἪΣ . Shaw Date: May 24, 1965 ᾿ ᾿ To; = Director ΝΙΝ van’ : Bureau of Intelligence and Resear na Department of State toe OY From: Jobn Edgar Hoover, Dixector Ὁ Lf Subject: COMMUNIST PARTY’ OF CANADA μὴ ENTEENAL. SECURITY = . CANADA :
‘Enclosed for your information is a memorandiu dated — | May 29, 2965, atid captioned "Commmist. Party of Canada."
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Enclosure consists of information obtained by CG 5824-S* while on a recent Solo mission. Briefly, the information pertains to a joint training school the CP of Canada and the CPUSA plan to open in the Fall of 1965 in Canada. The school, which will have a three-month course of study in Marxist subjects, will have an enrollment of ten students from each Party. No elaborate cover is. being arranged for the school; however, it will not be mown generally that the CPUSA is participating in the school, William Kashtan, General Secretary, CP of Canada, is angry with the Soviets for their failure to recognize him as the leader of the Canadian CP, The Soviets are endeavoring to get back in the good graces of Kashtan. The Canadian CP recently purchased some expensive printing equipment from the East Germans. The Canadian CP will do some printing for the East.Germans as partial payment for the equipment. ‘Norman Freed, an official of the Canadian CP, is in Czechoslovakia recovering from a heart attack, He may. return to Canada during the late Summer of 1965.
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Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are tHe originate and three copies each and for New York one copy each of two letterhead memoranda entitled, "Stefan Heym,"” and. "Comments \KG Ary of Communist Party of Czechoslovakia Representatives Dealing Ἷ with Inner Party Struggles."
The information appearing in the enclosed letterhead memoranda was furnished on 5/15/65 to SAs WALTER A. BOYLE and RICHARD W. HANSEN by CG 5824-S*,‘who has furnished. réliable information in the past.
The enclosed letterhead memoranda are classified peer" since they contain information furnished by Οὗ 5824-S*, a very highly. placed source furnishing information on the highest level concerning the international communist movement. The unauthorized disclosure of the information contained therein would, by its nature, tend to identify _ CG 5824-S* as the source, jeopardizing his security, and . adversely affecting the national security. \/
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regard to the letterhead memorandum relating to inher Party struggles in the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia (CPCZ), " this information resulted from conversations with individuals like (FNU) CHERNIK and MIROSLAV JIRASKA of the international Department, Central Committee, CPCZ..
In order to provide additional security to the Source, the enclosed letterhead memoranda have been shown aS having been made at Washington, D.C.
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In Reply, Please Refer to Washington, D.C. ” File No, May 24, 1965
/ ae STEFAN HEYM owt
A source, who has furnished reliable information in the past, in mid-May, 1965, advised as follows:
Stefan Heym, a famous author in the German
Democratic Republic (GDR); who for a time: during World War IL
résided in Chicago, Illinois, and then after the war returned
to the GDR, is presently under attack by officials of both
the GDR and the Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SUPG).
Heym is being attacked because he was supposed ‘to have written ΒΝ ...a, "slanderous" article on the GDR which appeared in the West__
German press. While these officials did Succeed in getting
him to answer sone of the "slanders" in his article, he did it
as an individual and not in de se’ of the GDR or the Party.
Another famous GDR author sunscaeaae who also at one time
had been in the Unttéd-Sha 5 now attacked Heym personally. ___. |... Her attack on, him was_based totally on a defense of. the general
policies of the GDR. In aldition to the above, Heym is also
_ being. a ked on a personal basis because he has now divorced x Gelband,, the woman\to whom he was married whem he “returnta"to the GDR, and is ently living with another
woman,
This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It is the property 9f the Federal Bureau of Investigation and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed
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In Reply, Please Refer to Washington, D.C. File No, May 24 ᾽ 1965
siyger COMMENTS OF COMMUNIST PARTY OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA REPRESENTATIVES DEALING WITH INNER PARTY STRUGGLES
In mid-May, 1965, a source, who has furnished reliable information in the past, advised as follows:
In April, 1965, several representatives of the Communist Party (CP) of Czechoslovakia provided the following information without prejudicial comment and apparently with the idea in mind that this information could not be hidden from public view forever and sooner or later would come to general attention. These remarks were as follows:
The CP youth in Czechoslovakia through their youth magazines, particularly those magazines published: in: Slovakia, “have recently been: attacking -the-CP.-of- Czechoslovakia... In. general, these youth publications are demanding that the CP of- Czechoslovakia go further in connection with the de-Stalinization program. In addition, the Slovakian youth in their magazine are calling for a greater role of the Slovakia Party membership in the CP of Czechoslovakia.
In addition there is also a fight between the Czech and the Slovak sectionsof the CP of Czechoslovakia on the question of Party democracy, liberalization of the press, and rehabilitation. of Vladimir Clementis, who together with Rudolf Slansky and nine others were executed in 1952 .on charges of high treason. The Slovakians are now openly demanding that it is not enough merely to rehabilitate Clementis but that they want him also restored to a position .as a patriot of the republic.
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On 5/24/65, NY 694-S* advised that on 5/22/65, he received a telephone call from ISIDORE GIBBY NEEDLEMAN - "the secondary channel" - who stated that he in turn had received verbal instructions from KONSTANTIN P. SEMENEV, Secretary of the Antorg Trading Corporation, to transmit to whomever it concern- ed the following message from the Soviets: "Word not you have inserted is correct. We had omitted it by error."
The above has reference to the Soviet message of 5/13/65, reported in NY airtel 5/13/65, wherein on line 3, last paragraph of last page of message, the word "not" was. ombtted, Leaving the said line subject to misinterpretation.
As reported in NY airtel 5/21/65, NY 694-S* advised the Soviets on 5/20/65, that the aforesaid line had been corrected to include the word "not."
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